Equipment profiles and FitLogPro GPT

What an equipment profile does

Operational steps

1. 1

   After your first workout, use `Settings > DISCOVER > Set up your gym`; alternatively, open `Profile > Settings > Equipment profiles`.

2. 2

   Create a custom profile or start from a ready-made template: full gym, essential home gym, dumbbells only, powerlifting, hotel, or functional/cross.

3. 3

   Fill the expandable sections: barbells, dumbbells, plates, rounding, and profile usage.

4. 4

   Tap a card to open and edit it.

5. 5

   Swipe the card from left to right to enable or disable it for FitLog Pro GPT.

6. 6

What each section means

• `Barbells`: add the real bars available, such as 20 kg Olympic, 15 kg Olympic, EZ bar, trap bar, or Smith. Among selected bars, choose the reference bar: it is the fallback used when an exercise does not require a specific bar.
• `Dumbbells`: select rack weights. Values are per dumbbell, not total pair load.
• `Plates`: select loadable plate pairs for barbell work.
• `Gym quantity`: choose a level from 1 to 5 directly. `1` means a single unit or pair, `2` a few, `3` adequate, `4` many, and `5` abundant.
• `Rounding`: set the steps used when a load must be adapted to barbells, dumbbells, machines, or cables.

Gym catalog and Google search

• The FitLog catalog shows shared, approved community profiles first. Before importing, you can review equipment, source, and version.
• If the gym is not in the catalog, explicitly choose `Also search Google`. Google identifies the venue but does not provide FitLog Pro with a trustworthy equipment inventory, so the new profile starts from the Full gym template and still needs your confirmation.
• You can edit the Google display name before saving. The profile stores only the name you confirm and the stable place identifier, not the address.
• Nearby search uses your location once and only after you tap the action. It does not access location in the background and never automatically assumes that you train at home.

Post-workout suggestion

• If you are still using only the system profile, FitLog Pro may suggest creating or finding the gym profile after a workout.
• The suggestion appears at most once every 30 days, even if you complete many workouts. `Not now` postpones it for 30 days, and you can disable it permanently.
• In `Settings`, `DISCOVER` shows at most three prioritized cards. After your first workout, `Set up your gym` opens the six ready-made profiles until you save a real profile.
• Closing the chooser without saving keeps the card available. Its `X` disables it permanently and shares that choice with the post-workout suggestion; a simple 30-day postponement does not hide this voluntary entry.
• You can choose a home gym without granting location, search the catalog manually, or start one nearby search.

How workout percentage loads are normalized

• In `Fast log`, percentage buttons first calculate the selected reduction or increase, then look for a load you can actually use with the active profile.
• The negative shortcut always selects a lower available load and the positive shortcut a higher one. For example, with a machine using 5 kg steps, 115 kg produces 110 kg and 120 kg instead of leaving both shortcuts at 115 kg.
• For barbell work, FitLog Pro considers the bar assigned to the exercise and the available plates. For example, a theoretical 66.71 kg result can become 67.5 kg instead of leaving an impossible load.
• For dumbbell work, FitLog Pro picks the nearest selected rack value even when the sequence is irregular, such as 10, 12, 12.5, 14, 15, 16, and 17.5 kg.
• When you log total pair load, each rack value is counted twice; when you log per dumbbell, it remains unchanged.

When to use machine stacks

• Use them when a machine does not follow a clean kg step, for example lb-native stacks shown as 65, 80, or 95 lb.
• During a workout FitLog Pro can suggest only `Apply` when a legal stack load is near the target.
• Stacks are not part of general profile creation: FitLog Pro offers them in the exercise context or after a workout, when the machine and gym are already known.
• After the workout you can finish manual setup or send a photo to FitLogPro GPT; the photo does not save anything without confirmation.
• A manually configured app stack always overrides a GPT-generated preview.

How FitLogPro GPT uses it

What to expect

• You reach a verifiable result at the end of the flow.
• Saved data remains consistent with the guide objective.
• You can continue to related guides without extra setup.